It’s the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, but also a place where people make memories: where they picnicked with their grandparents or got soaked in a storm. Tanglewood might look as idyllic as ever, but during a recent week on the grounds, it felt anxious, angry, combustible. It was impossible to escape the warfare that the Boston Symphony is waging on itself: a crisis that is drowning out the music. Marin Alsop, a Tanglewood alum, has conducted one Boston Symphony program, ever; Daniel Harding, likewise. The post At Tanglewood, the Fresh Air Is Tainted by Tension appeared first on New York Times.